Mr. Beans

The coffee here I felt was very generic and maybe their beans are dark roasted. The coffee just tasted very imbalanced. The pizza we ordered was very okayish too, tasted like a generic cheap cafe pizza. The atmosphere and ambience is no doubt very comforting, like a place where you can sit for hours. I will most probably visit the place again to try few more things simply because of the good reviews I keep on listening, to have a better opinion, till then I have shared what I saw and felt.

Quite possibly single-handed kicked-off the third wave café culture in Indore. It's a classic at this point. Incredible coffee (the Vietnamese Coffee is delightful) and great food (chicken skewers were really tender, I have had it on two separate occasions, with slightly different marination each time – potential different menu items each time. Consistently tender and juicy, however). They bring out the A-game for Italian cuisine, and everything on the menu is worth giving a shot. You might want to check out the gourmet store downstairs while you're there. Enjoy :)

A great cafe in Indore. I had heard its name for a very long time, so I had to visit this place during my visit to Indore. And it did not disappoint. Here's a list of things we had and I would recommend trying at this place - Freshly baked butter croissant, Smoked Pulled chicken sandwich, Korean cream cheese bun, Fish n chips Dark chocolate cheese cake, Carrot cake, Devil Fudge cake And endless cups of coffee Tried the Cafe Pasha - it was nice chocolatey drink A must visit place in Indore

Nestled in a charming, converted bungalow, Mr. Beans radiates a retro chic allure that beckons you to relax in its tranquil and rustic environment. The cafe's first floor is dedicated to a snug dining area, while the ground floor features a gourmet shop brimming with a variety of ingredients. The relaxed bohemian vibe, enhanced by vintage decor, creates a distinctive and welcoming atmosphere ideal for a soothing retreat. The cafe provides both indoor and outdoor seating, allowing you to select your preferred dining setting. The ambiance is generally excellent, although the asymmetric table arrangements can occasionally result in noise from larger groups permeating the space. The fresh items on the menu are delectable, and while everything is delightful, a touch more finesse could elevate the experience. The food here is divine, It costs around ₹500-1500 for two people. The hot coffee (Latte) is mouthwatering, and the hot chocolate (plain dark chocolate) is superb as well. The Garden in a Basket pizza and white cheese pasta are delicious. Also Hot chocolate Stir Bar is too good but price is on higher side. During winters, this place is a must-visit. The Margherita pizza is incredibly cheesy with a perfect thin crust-to-cheese ratio. The gourmet store downstairs has an astonishing collection. The wait time for food is minimal. However, the service can be somewhat slow, and it appears that the staff's attentiveness might vary based on your attire, which can feel a bit biased. Despite this, the overall dining experience is positive, with courteous and well-mannered staff who ensure you are seated comfortably. Prices are on the higher side, comparable to a star restaurant, Unfortunately, they do not serve liquor, which might be a downside for some patrons. Additionally, the absence of a lift or wheelchair ramp makes it challenging for differently-abled and elderly diners to access the cafe, which is a significant drawback. Beast of luck Team Mr. Beans. Regards - Karan

I got a pizookie with vanilla ice cream. The chef made it with fresh dough, piping hot. It was chocolatey, gooey and melty on the inside and slightly crunchy and sugary on the outside. An americano is the best pairing with the pizookie. Highly recommend this❤️❤️

The atmosphere was calming and rustic. The service was pretty slow, I guess they kinda treat you according to your attire and everything. Felt a little prejudice but apart from that the food was really tasty and we had a nice quick dinner.

Mr . Beans restaurant is very good and the environment is very awesome with music+ food

Mr. Beans is a retro chic cafe serving light international dishes and coffees in a laid-back bohemian venue, with vintage decor. It's actually a bungalow, that has been converted into a cafe on the first floor, and a gourmet shop on the ground floor. The ambience of the cafe is very good, and the food and service are excellent. The cafe has an exquisite menu, offering pasta, a variety of pizzas, Thai, Mexican, Korean, and a few continental dishes. You must try their fish 'n' chips! They have both indoor and outdoor seating. Like many upscale cafes, prices are on the higher end but you really get good bang for your buck. They don't serve liquor here, which may be a bummer for some. Have taken away one star because climbing the stairs is difficult for the differently-abled and the elderly diners, and they don't have a lift at the premises, or a ramp for wheelchairs. Parking space is available just outside the cafe for 5-6 cars, and a few more can be parked on the other side of the road. All in all, a nice place for a cup of coffee or a light meal with family and friends.